MrDanger wrote:That, for me has been the hardest part, good doctor. I don't understand people following signs and wonders. That is what it is. If you went to experience revival, you were following after an event to experience God.
Don't be so hard on those who went, most of them were genuinely seeking God, which isn't wrong. If you were thirsty and heard of a pure source of water in a land muddied with dirty cisterns, you would go as far as necessary to find it. Some would question, raise eyebrows, or shake their heads at others for doing so, but I do not. Why should we judge their hearts or their intent? They are thirsty. They may be in dead churches and know there is something desperately wrong, and that there is something out there that they need. If you were poor, it would take humility to go to a house that was not your own to receive bread. Pride would keep you at home, starving, but eventually if you became desperate enough, you would go to where you knew there was fresh bread to be found.
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